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05/01/2025

Dr. Usama “Uzi” Kamal's bear obsession is roaring to life at Black Bear Dental in Hendersonville! 🐻 From wildlife photography to acrylic paintings, this dentist’s love for ursines is un-bear-lievable. 🦷✨ Full story below.

https://carolinahg.com/ursa-major/

📸 Jack Robert

14/12/2024

Ready to refresh your space? 🏡✨ Meet Valerie Cannon. As Project Designer for ACM Design Architecture + Interiors, she blends style with function, creating homes that are as beautiful as they are practical. Read more about Valerie's design philosophy in the latest issue. Link below.

https://carolinahg.com/an-open-foyer-and-an-open-mind/

📸 Rachel Pressley, ACM Design PA - Asheville Architecture & Interior Design

06/12/2024

Much like a squirrel preparing for winter’s chill, Haywood County woodworker Thomas Irven is nuts about acorns. Full story below. 🌰

https://carolinahg.com/art-of-the-acorn/

30/11/2024

Name any trail in Western North Carolina and chances are Pete Kennedy has hiked, biked, or run it at least once. Putting boots (or, in some cases, tires) on the ground is a key part of his job as the founder of Pisgah Map Company, an Asheville-based business that makes paper maps of regional recreation areas.

“We call it ground-truthing,” Kennedy says. “You can download tons of data from counties, states, and the U.S. Forest Service and throw it on a map, but you have to get out there and see how accurate all that data is.”

Full story: https://carolinahg.com/local-legend/
📸 Colby Rabon

26/11/2024

🌿 Plant killers, unite! Whether you're a seasoned green thumb or a self-proclaimed "plant assassin," PlantHouse in South Asheville has you covered! 🍃 From “Succulents & Sangria” to “Boozy Bonsai,” their hands-on workshops make it easy (and fun!) to bring greenery into your life.

Full story: https://carolinahg.com/plant-killers-encouraged/

📸 Ricardo Tejeda

20/11/2024

A family that creates together, stays together! Meet the Barnes family, a trio of talented potters blending unique styles and generations of craftsmanship. From face jugs to vibrant nature-inspired designs, their work is truly one of a kind.

https://carolinahg.com/7552-2/

📸 Clay Nations Photography

15/11/2024

Talk about the cherry on top. 🍒

Craig Weis of Architectural Woodcraft, Inc. created the seamless cherrywood cabinetry in this structural upgrade to an early-2000s home. The white-glass-look countertops are made of the tech material Dekton. The porcelain stoneware tile on the backsplash is by Italgraniti, installed by DSH Construction.

For more on this stunning kitchen renovation, visit the link below.

https://carolinahg.com/beyond-the-built-in/

📸 Ryan Theede Photography

18/09/2024

Much of the work of Bakersville artist Lori Brook Johnson is about the adverse multigenerational impact of exploitive labor practices — a subject she knows all too well.

“I am a West Virginia coal-miner’s daughter,” says Johnson, “and that almost sounds clichéd, but it’s true, and I’m proud of coal miners. But labor that exploits you changes who you are and how you relate to your family."

Full story: https://carolinahg.com/the-pencil-is-mightier-than-the-past/

📸 Clay Nations Photography

12/09/2024

Hendersonville-based artist AnnMarie LeBlanc grew up in Southeastern Louisiana, but home is where the heart is, and LeBlanc found her home in the heart of Pisgah National Forest, where she came 30 years ago to go on a backpacking trip.

To read about how the mountains inspire her work today, visit the link below.

https://carolinahg.com/rearranging-the-sky/

📸 “Behind the Lucid Veil”

07/09/2024

Ever wondered what happens when restaurateurs trade in their aprons for trowels? Read all about Suzanne and Ricardo Fernandez of Wildcat Ridge Farm, North Carolina’s largest planted peony farm, below.

🌷 🌹

https://carolinahg.com/building-a-better-bouquet/

📸 Clay Nations Photography

31/08/2024

In this stunning East Asheville home, Japanese minimalism meets Appalachian charm. 🌿 For more photos and details, visit the link below.

https://carolinahg.com/treasure-flower-and-other-rare-blooms/

📸 David Dietrich

23/08/2024

Many people startle at the sight of a spider; most quake at the mere mention of a camel cricket. But Elizabeth Belz, the blacksmithing and metals coordinator at John C. Campbell Folk School, isn’t one of these people.

Working out of Brasstown, Belz manipulates metal into swarms of mosquitoes and colonies of ants. She also makes honey bees, stag beetles, grasshoppers, and stick bugs. Even chiggers — those tiny, blood-red parasites that burrow under the skin and make you itch like crazy — find a place in her studio.

To read more about how she pushes the boundaries of entomology, visit the link below.

https://carolinahg.com/a-bugs-life/

📸 Clay Nations Photography

17/08/2024

Asheville-based artist Tema Stauffer’s solo exhibit at Upstairs Artspace in Tryon, Analogues: North & South, features photographs from two place-based bodies of work, “Upstate” and “Southern Fiction.”

Full story below.

https://carolinahg.com/the-scenic-route/

📸 William Faulkner’s Kitchen Curtains, Rowan Oak, Oxford, Mississippi, 2018 (from “Southern Fiction”)

10/08/2024

Theresa Soffronoff says she is a kitchen person. “I spend most of my time at home in the kitchen. I love to cook — John and I eat our meals at the island,” she says. “When we first saw the house, the original kitchen threw me.” Walled off from the main living area, with a small island, it wasn’t built for immersive experiences. “I could never have spent time in it.”

To read more about how Packard Cabinetry of North Carolina and Paul Taylor Construction overhauled the space, visit the link below.

https://carolinahg.com/over-easy/

📸 David Dietrich

02/08/2024

Thanks to a rockslide early on in the composition, a smoothly planned build near Town Mountain Road turned into a tricky architectural étude. But once the firm Altura Architects, working with Glennwood Custom Builders, improvised a few technical solutions, the finale was a sleek modern home that “exposes the fabulous views and maximizes natural light,” says owner Joe Hanig, whose wife and younger son are accomplished pianists.

Full story: https://carolinahg.com/change-of-tune/

📸 David Dietrich

27/07/2024

Brad Worden, a scientist turned potter, has found his niche in the Asheville area’s thriving ceramics scene. To read his story, visit the link below.

📸 Colby Rabon

https://carolinahg.com/7471-2/

24/07/2024

The Speaking of Gardening Symposium will host its 25th iteration in August, with insightful lectures from nearly a dozen perennial plant experts. As one of the keynote presenters, Asheville landscape architect Kate Ancaya plans on taking her talk to new heights — quite literally. 🏙 🌱

Full story: https://carolinahg.com/rooftop-revelations/

17/07/2024

The summer edition of Carolina Home + Garden magazine is coming to a mailbox near you! 📬 From a Brasstown metalsmith who pushes the boundaries of entomology to a landscape architect who takes gardening to new heights, there are lots of fun characters to meet in this issue. Of course, there are plenty of beautiful homes to see, too. 🏡

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